Professional firms such as Lawyers, Accountants, Architects and more have various cyber exposures that they should consider when looking at their cyber risk management strategy. These include; Data Breaches and Ransomware to Funds Transfer Fraud and Business Interruption.

In 2021, the SRA implemented changes to the minimum terms for Professional Indemnity insurance whereby insurers need to explicitly state that Cyber Insurance coverage is excluded from your policy.

Healthcare firms carry a large amount of sensitive data such as medical history, names and addresses which can be subject to unauthorised access by cyber threat actors. If the data is not held securely, the individuals affected by the data breach could make a claim.

Invoice payment is an essential part of any building contractor's activity. One of the most prevalent forms of cybercrime is funds transfer fraud triggered by a social engineering attack making construction a prime target when it comes to cybercriminals.

From interior designers to real estate agents, cyber attacks can dramatically affect a business’s daily operations and also its bottom line. From Ransomware to Data Breaches they can affect companies of all types.

Companies such as software developers, consultants and SaaS firms rely on technology as part of their day-to-day operations and should they be subject to a cyber attack this could have a dramatic financial impact on business interruption or Breach of Contract.

Manufacturing firms can be subject to a huge financial impact after a cyberattack, should a cyber attack affect a production line or the machinery involved in manufacturing a product this can result in a shutdown in operations.

Crypto, Blockchain and even the Metaverse have proven difficult to obtain insurance for, despite the plethora of risk exposures they have. We can provide your client with the covers they need and provide a bespoke policy suitable for those trading in the emerging risk sector.